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Curtain
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- Завеса; занавес; шторка
- In fortification, that part of the rampart which is between the flanks of two opposite bastions, which are thereby connected.
- Шторка (затвора)
- Занавес air ~ воздушная завеса
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ფარდა, грузинский
Curt, английский
Curtain
Wall, 2. curtain board, draft curtain a substantial noncombustible curtain, hung tightly against a roof or ceiling along the perimeter of a specialhazard area; acts as a partition in directing heat and smoke within the curtained area toward vents and prev, английский
Завеса, русский
- Завеса , поднимать завесу
- , 1) оперативное объединение красной армии в 1918; послужила основой для развертывания ряда армий и фронтов. 2) расположение подводных лодок на определенном рубеже для выполнения боевой задачи. 3) см. дымовая завеса.
Занавес, русский
Cover, английский
- (wildlife science) vegetation or other natural shelter serving to conceal wildlife from predators.
- A confidence interval is said to cover if the interval contains the true value of the parameter. before the data are collected, the chance that the confidence interval will contain the parameter value is the coverage probability, which equals the confidence level after the data are collected and the confidence interval is actually computed.
- Cutoff velocity and range
- Крышка, чехол
- Security from attack or interruption, as under cover of the ship`s guns, under cover of the parapet. in the field exercise and drill of troops, one body is said to cover another exactly in rear of it. covers for sails when furled (to protect them from the weather when loosing and airing them is precluded), are made of strong canvas painted.
- [1] to protect or screen (e.g., airpower covering ground forces). [2] the correct nautical term for headgear.
- The pattern or number of drill holes (pilot holes) deemed adequate to detect water-bearing fissures or structures in advance of mine workings. compare area cover.
- Synonym for overburden.
- Shelter over and around a drill rig. 4. total thickness of material overlying mine work ings or an ore body. also called burden, mantle.
- To breed a mare.
- 1. the degree of evenness of thread spacing. 2. the degree to which underlying structure is concealed by the surface material, as in carpets, the degree to which pile covers backing. 3. the ability of a dye to conceal defects in fabric.
- The amount above unity of a debt service ratio.
- The main outer body of a pneumatic tire. see also carcass, cowl (1) rigid covering or ducting, particularly when of nominally circular section. also cowling, (2) front part of a vehicle cab or body directly below the base of the windshield and between the firewall or bulkhead and
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Fortification, английский
The art by which a place is so fortified that a given number of men occupying it may advantageously oppose a superior force. the same word also signifies the works that cover and defend a place. fortification is defensive when surrounding a place so as to render it capable of defence against besiegers; and offensive when comprehending the various works for conducting a siege. it is natural when it opposes rocks, woods, marshes, ravines, &c., to impede the progress of an enemy; and artificial, when raised by human ingenuity to aid the advantages of the ground. the latter is again subdivided into permanent and field fortification: the one being constructed at leisure and of permanent materials, the other raised only for temporary purposes.
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ფარდა, грузинский
შემოკლება, შემცირება, грузинский
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